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Step 6: Wiring the Emergency Phones to the SmartRescue
Use 22 or 24 AWG, 2 pair, twisted, shielded cable between the phones and the SmartRescue. The maximum
communication run is 5,100’.
Connecting Wire Run:
To SmartRescue:
Insert 4 wires for each phone as shown in Diagram B.
To Phone:
Wire out to a standard 2 pair RJ11 connector. Pins 2 and 3 (red and green) carry the outside phone line.
Pins 1 and 4 (yellow and black) are the intercom pair.
Diagram B
SmartRescue
NEUTRAL
120vac
HOT
Handset Connection
Dedicated Analog
Phone Line
24v Power Input
Battery Backup
Optional Sub-Master
Phone Ports
RJ11
Plug-In
Transformer
Phone Push Connector 1
Phone Push Connector 2
Phone Push Connector 3
Phone Push Connector 4
Phone Push Connector 5
Phone Push Connector 6
Phone Push Connector 7
Phone Push Connector 8
Phone Push Connector 9
Phone Push Connector 10
Supplied by
RATH®
Supplied by
RATH®
GROUND
Yellow (PIN-1)
Green (PIN-2)
Red (PIN-3)
Black (PIN-4)
L N -V +V
Wiring Emergency Phones to SmartRescue
Note:
When using the SmartRescue for Area of Refuge applications, it is recommended to use a biscuit jack for
connecting each phone. This will prevent loose connections that can cause the system to malfunction. Biscuit
jacks are available from RATH® by request.
Note:
The Emergency Phones come with a 5’ cord with an RJ11 on both
ends. If you received a spade connector, your company requested it.
Wire according to your company guidelines.
Emergency Phone
Yellow (PIN-1)
Green (PIN-2)
Red (PIN-3)
Black (PIN-4)
**Shields from the cabling runs (if used) should be attached to one of
the mounting screws on the SmartRescue housing.
Step 7:
Mount the front cover back on to the enclosure.
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Diagram B
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